Welcome to our
Garden Explorer!
The Santa Fe Botanical Garden (SFBG) celebrates, cultivates and conserves the rich botanical heritage and biodiversity of our region. The garden is located at Museum Hill, southeast of historic downtown, nestled in a piñon-juniper woodland landscape. The garden features three main sections: the Orchard Gardens with an orchard, perennial borders, roses and lavender, meadow, and xeric garden; Ojos y Manos, an ethnobotanical garden featuring raised beds for annual crops and an extensive collection of plants with traditional uses; and the Piñon-Juniper woodland, a natural area showcasing native plants common to the community.
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Additional tips on how to use our new Garden Explorer are available
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Use the tabs to access a map, a list of scientific names, features such as sections of the garden and benches, and online tours.
The database currently contains 60 families, 157 genera, 345 species and 1013 images.